Tuesday, 10 November 2026

AMERICA SECOND DID FOR TRUMP

This Israeli government billboard appeared in Tel Aviv after Trump's
presidential victory in 2024

A week ago the Republicans got one Hell of a beating in the midterm elections across the Pond.  Immediately, commentators looked to Trump's war on Iran (or rather Netanyahu's war that Trump dragged America into) and the spiralling inflation it has created in America and across the globe.  Libertarian comic Dave Smith called it before a single vote had been cast.  Speaking on Piers Morgan Uncensored on election night, he told the host the following.

"Donald Trump in 2024 pulled off the greatest comeback in American political history, from where he was after January 6 to coming all the way back - sweeping every swing state, winning the popular vote for the first time, winning the culture in America, the youth, UFC fighters were doing his dance, record numbers with Latino voters, record numbers with young people for Republicans - an overwhelming political comeback that could not have been predicted or really won't be appreciated for decades to come.  And here we are two years later with the entire thing squandered, all for a war on behalf of a foreign country."

Like Dave and countless others across America and the Western world, we were enthusiastic supporters of Trump's programme.  Then he began to turn on one of his key election pledges - no foreign wars on his watch.  First came the bombing of Iran's nuclear programme, then the audacious raid on Venezuela, coupled with repeated threats against the sovereignty of the Danish territory of Greenland.  Then, in February of this year, came his biggest downfall - the US-Israeli war on Iran.

The war was a catastrophic failure that did not achieve any conceivable objectives.  The Mullahs remain in place nine months later and every ordinary citizen across America and the West is poorer.  With voters facing rising bills, the only commentators pretending that the midterms could be anything other than disastrous for Trump's party appeared to be conservatives like Mark Levin, Laura Loomer and Ben Shapiro.  They all share one thing in common - they are loyal to Israel first and America second.

Levin told his podcast prior to the election: "The vast majority of us are totally unaffected by the Iran War".  It was an obnoxious sneering elitist remark from a man whose net worth is reportedly $50million.  Of course he and his rich pals are unaffected, but every single ordinary American is very much affected by events in the Strait of Hormuz.

Meanwhile, on election night, Dave Smith wasn't finished.  He continued:

"Donald Trump destroyed his presidency by covering up the Epstein scandal and launching a war of choice on behalf of Netanyahu.  And now, after the years of woke insanity, open borders policy, Covid insanity and all the effort that it took to roll that back and be a part of this new Trump movement - all squandered for a war for nothing".

A nail on the head, there's not much more we could possibly add to that.  Trump took what could have been the greatest presidency in living memory and demolished it for reasons unknown that will be speculated about for years to come.  We firnly believe that he would have won the midterms if he had stuck to domestic policy and put America first.  What we witnessed in Trump's second presidency is a massive wasted opportunity that will surely have dented confidence and trust in any future Republican hope.  Sorry, JD.

Our emoji poll on election day did not garner a massive response,
with opinion understandably split.  59 per cent said Republicans did
NOT deserve a kicking.  A kicking they got.

Monday, 9 November 2026

MEME MONDAY #108

Karl had quite a busy week and generated a fair bit of engagement on Facebook...

Mon 2 Nov - 41 shares.  Joking asides, bravo Karl Bushby
Wed 4 Nov - 415 shares
Thu 5 Nov - 258 shares.  An inevitably mixed response to this one
Fri 6 Nov - 77 shares
Fri 6 Nov - 927 shares
Fri 6 Nov - 101 shares
Sat 7 Nov - 88 shares
Sun 8 Nov - 11 shares.  This meme was originally posted in 2021.  The account was
deleted after a huge backlash.  Dickheads.
Sun 8 Nov - 77 shares
Sun 8 Nov - 136 shares
Sun 8 Nov - 1,287 shares

Three Facebook Stories were posted last week, but the Diversity Is Strength series remains on hold following our recent clash with the Facebook police.  The series may shift to the main page this week, as we are currently demonetised on the backup page.


Sunday, 8 November 2026

BOATWATCH #84

The pre-winter rush continued last week amid calm and mild conditions.  The two and a half week lull in October has well and truly been consigned to history as more than two thousand colonists caught collaborator taxi vessels in the last fortnight.  Fog and rain is forecast for the next few days, but this will give way to dry weather towards the end of the week, so expect crossings to pick up again next weekend.


Total = 1,001 (down 192 from previous week)

Thursday, 5 November 2026

COUNCIL BY-ELECTION 05.11.26


Just one solitary by-election was held this week, a successful Lib Dem defence in Dorset.  The rest of November will be quite busy, with 23 seats up for grabs over the next three weeks.

Penn Hill, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

LDm: 1,278 (43.6%) +0.9%
Con: 764 (26.1%) +1.0%
Ref: 521 (17.8%) New
Lab: 135 (4.6%) -6.7%
Res: 106 (3.6%) New
Grn: 65 (2.2%) -6.5%
Ind: 55 (1.9%) New
Ind: 7 (0.2%) New

LDm HOLD

Triggered by the resignation of the incumbent due to 'challenging personal circumstances'.  She was elected in the 2023 local elections and her term was due to end next May anyway.  This council is a relatively new creation, having been founded in 2019.  Asides from a brief period of nine months, when the Conservatives gained outright control, the authority has spent its existence in no overall control.  The Lib Dems are currently the largest party and lead a coalition of various local independents and residents' groups.  The outcome in this suburban ward in the north east of coastal town Poole had no bearing on the existing coalition arrangement, regardless of what turned out to be a routine Lib Dem hold.  A local group called the Poole Engage Party, who fielded two candidates in 2023 and finished fifth (413 votes) and seventh (353 votes), did not stand.

Karl - LDm HOLD ✔
Rich - Con GAIN ✘

It was a dead heat between Karl and Richey going into this week and Karl's fourth successive victory in a row takes him back into the lead for the first time since July.

Tuesday, 3 November 2026

NO SENSE OF IRONY

Our backup page on Facebook has been silent for several days, following a 'violation' of Facebook rules.  We were both informed over the weekend by the Facebook police (based in Dublin) of the violation, which concerns the meme pictured below.


This meme was originally posted to the same page back in April 2025, when it received 656 reactions, generated 75 comments and was shared 222 times.  No problems.

The meme was reposted by Karl last week and a few days later we got hit with the following absurd violation.


Child sexual exploitation?  Clearly, this pertains to the cartoon image in the bottom right of the meme, which depicts a youngster being raped by a Muslim gang while the father is taken away for objecting to it.  The bodily parts are censored as part of the original cartoon (see below), whose creator remains unknown, such is the climate of fear and persecution in the growing police state in which we now live.


Outrageously, Karl was told that the meme (described as a 'photo' by the Facebook police) 'may exploit minors and their safety is our priority'.  Wow, imagine being accused of the type of thing you're trying to draw attention to - a bit like the father character in the cartoon!

As a result of this nonsense, the backup page is out of bounds to both of us entirely, while Karl cannot use Facebook at all - even his own personal page.

To us, it is very clear what the meme represents and is not by any means an endorsement of child grooming.  It is abundantly obvious that any human hand involved in this can see that.  Are we victims of lefty tech twattery in Dublin or is an AI algorithm to blame?

We will appeal against the decision, but all our previous appeals against Facebook censorship have failed.  If this case turns out any different, we will let you know.

UPDATE:  Facebook have responded to the appeal and, as always, they have upheld the initial decision.  They are nothing but apologists for the rape of Britain and Europe.

TOON TUESDAY #114

Budget special...

Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Morten Morland for The Times
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Pete Songi on X
Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Morten Morland for The Times
Seamus Jennings for The Observer
Stanley McMurtry for The Mail on Sunday
Christian Adams for The Daily Telegraph
Guy Venables for Metro
Jeremy Banks for Financial Times
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
Ben Jennings for The Guardian

Monday, 2 November 2026

MEME MONDAY #107

We had an unexpected viral hit last week, sandwiched in between memes that generated 38 and just seven shares.  Swings and roundabouts...

Mon 26 Oct - 287 shares
Tue 27 Oct - 77 shares
Wed 28 Oct - 62 shares
Wed 28 Oct - 11 shares
Thu 29 Oct - 38 shares
Fri 30 Oct - 6,977 shares.  This meme was viewed by over 800,000
Facebook users
Sat 31 Oct - 7 shares
Sat 31 Oct - 30 shares
Sun 1 Nov - 8 shares
1 Nov - 67 shares

Just the three Facebook Stories last week.  The 'Diversity Is Strength' series was cut short by a restriction placed on the backup page (report to follow).